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Economic analysis of a DG mixture, long term simulation models of intermittent DG, and the dispersed generation and their correlation factors are investigated in [14, 15, 16].
For this reason, computational models of intermittent control are important and, as discussed below, a number of versions with various characteristics have appeared in the literature.
Animal models of intermittent sugar administration can induce behavioural alterations consistent with dependence, i.e. bingeing, withdrawal and anxiety, craving, and cross-sensitisation to other drugs of abuse [ 146].
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.02230.021 10.7554/eLiFigure30.022 Figure 5 figure supplement 1. Simple models of intermittent diffusion and intermittent confinement.
Expanding studies of hypoxic stress in the context of postprandial hyperglycemia-induced pathologic changes into animal models of intermittent hypoxia, acarbose was able to prevent both cardiac interstitial fibrosis and hypertrophy of cardio-myocytes [ 117].
Given that our exercise was a model of intermittent exercise with 2 min of recovery between each repetition, it may be that the synthesis capacity of muscle was modified by obesity.
But assuming a fault model of intermittent faults, in some execution a certain service is faster than another, but in the following execution the scenario can be the opposite.
A combined experimental and mathematical model of intermittent hypoxia (IH) conditioned engineered tissue was used to characterize the effects of IH on the formation of in vitro vascular networks.
The same technique is applied to the dissipation rate of a simple 1D model of intermittent magnetic field annihilation, showing a clear multifractal behavior, but with a peak at h≈0.2.
A phenomenological model of intermittent slug flow, based on the representation of the flow structure as a train of slugs and bubbles moving over a liquid film, is used to interpret the experimental data.
The average times that Drosophila maintain slow, short 'searching' versus fast, long 'relocation phases', as compared with the same measurements for a diverse range of creatures, obey the scaling relation, τr∝τs2/3 (Fig. 8) and are therefore consistent with the scale-free model of intermittent searching [5].
